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Tadano EVOLT eGR-1000XLL-1 Arrives in North America

Updated: Jan 1

30-Second Takeaway


Crane Hub visited Tadano Pan America’s headquarters in Houston, Texas, to see the first all-electric Tadano eGR-1000XLL-1 rough terrain crane on North American soil. Arriving through the Port of Freeport, the 100-ton EVOLT crane delivers zero emissions, ultra-quiet operation, and full GR-1000XLL lifting performance, marking a major milestone in electric crane adoption across North America.


Tadano EVOLT 100 T Rough Terrain Crane
Tadano EVOLT 100 T Rough Terrain Crane

First Look: Tadano’s All-Electric Rough Terrain Crane


The Crane Hub team was on site at Tadano Pan America Headquarters in Houston, TX, where the first eGR-1000XLL-1 EVOLT has officially arrived in North America. Fresh off the ship through the Port of Freeport, this crane represents a major step forward in electrification for rough terrain cranes.


During the visit, Tadano engineers were actively training U.S. technicians on maintenance, diagnostics, and service procedures for the new electric platform signaling Tadano’s commitment to long-term support and technician readiness across the region.


This is Tadano’s first all-electric rough terrain crane in North America and a flagship product under the company’s Green Solutions initiative.



Zero Emissions, Same Lifting Power


The EVOLT eGR-1000XLL-1 delivers the same lifting capability as the diesel GR-1000XLL-4, but in a fully electric, zero-emissions package.


Key performance highlights include:

  • Maximum lifting capacity: 100 tons

  • Main boom length: 167.3 ft

  • Operating time: Up to 7 hours of lifting

  • Travel range: Up to 16 miles on battery power

  • Annual CO₂ reduction: ~48,500 lbs eliminated per crane


With operating noise levels of 99 dB, the EVOLT is dramatically quieter than diesel-powered rough terrain cranes, making it ideal for urban job sites, hospitals, industrial facilities, and noise-restricted environments.


Tadano EVOLT 100 T Rough Terrain Crane
Tadano EVOLT 100 T Rough Terrain Crane

Designed for Urban & Regulated Job Sites


One of the most notable advantages of the eGR-1000XLL-1 is its ultra-quiet operation, a key differentiator for contractors working under strict local noise and emissions regulations.


To further enhance safety and visibility, the crane is equipped with Lift Visualizer, a suspended load monitoring camera that allows operators to view the load directly from above improving control during blind lifts and precision placements.


This technology-driven approach reinforces Tadano’s emphasis on operator confidence, safety, and efficiency in electric crane applications.


Tadano EVOLT 100 T Rough Terrain Crane
Tadano EVOLT 100 T Rough Terrain Crane

Advanced Lifting & Control Systems


The EVOLT eGR-1000XLL-1 includes several advanced systems carried over and enhanced from Tadano’s diesel platforms:


Smart Counterweight System

  • Counterweights can be mounted in two different positions

  • Improves lifting capacity by up to 19%

  • Provides flexibility across varying lift radii


AML-E Load Moment Indicator

  • Large 12.1-inch color capacitive touchscreen

  • Mobile-device style tap and swipe functionality

  • Consolidates crane settings, load data, and operational information


Smart Chart

  • Expands working area

  • Optimizes crane performance for any outrigger configuration


Tadano View System

  • Overhead camera image displayed on the main screen

  • Enhances situational awareness around the crane


Connected Crane Technology: Apps & Telematics

Tadano’s electric rough terrain crane integrates seamlessly with the company’s digital ecosystem:


EVOLT App

  • Displays real-time battery level, cruising range, and charging status

  • Tracks operating history, travel distance, and energy consumption

  • Map function shows approximate distance to destination


HELLO-NET

  • Satellite-based telematics system

  • Connects owners, service teams, and Tadano support

  • Enables remote diagnostics, machine location tracking, and uptime support


HELLO-DATA LINK

  • Wireless LAN connection to mobile devices

  • Provides real-time operating status, error codes, and alerts outside the cab

  • Allows supervisors to monitor crane health and maintenance needs


Tadano Reaching New Heights

A Step Toward Net Zero


The EVOLT eGR-1000XLL-1 is a cornerstone of Tadano Green Solutions, supporting the company’s long-term goal of achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050 through cleaner products, reduced industrial waste, and sustainable operations.


Contractors interested in the EVOLT platform are encouraged to contact a Tadano distributor in North America for availability, specifications, and charging infrastructure requirements.


Tadano Reaching New Heights

About Tadano


Tadano Ltd. is a global leader in lifting solutions, headquartered in Japan, with operations spanning mobile cranes, rough terrain cranes, all-terrain cranes, lattice boom crawlers, and truck-mounted cranes.


Tadano Pan America, based in Houston, Texas, supports customers across North and South America with engineering, service, parts, training, and product development. Known for innovation, safety, and reliability, Tadano continues to advance electrification and digital integration across its crane portfolio.


Through its Green Solutions initiative, Tadano is actively reducing emissions, extending equipment life cycles, and developing cleaner lifting technologies to support the future of construction and industrial lifting.



Frequently Asked Questions


What is the Tadano eGR-1000XLL-1?

It is Tadano’s first all-electric rough terrain crane in North America, offering 100-ton lifting capacity with zero emissions.


How long can the crane operate on battery power?

The crane can lift for up to 7 hours or travel up to 16 miles, depending on usage.


How does it compare to the diesel GR-1000XLL-4?

It delivers the same lifting performance while eliminating emissions and significantly reducing noise.


Is the EVOLT suitable for urban job sites?

Yes. Its quiet operation and zero exhaust make it ideal for noise- and emissions-restricted environments.


What charging options are available?

Battery consumption can be reduced through normal or rapid charging, depending on jobsite infrastructure.


How does Tadano support electric crane maintenance?

Tadano engineers are actively training North American technicians, supported by HELLO-NET and HELLO-DATA LINK telematics systems.

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